will my teacher get in trouble if someone reports her for these comments
Question Posted Thursday February 7 2013, 10:33 pm
so I have this gym teacher in high school who is young, (younger than 30 I think) really pretty and good looking and red headed, and she teaches physical education and Health and so we are doing the swimming unit and while in the pool she was walking around and she then said to me and some of my friends later when we were walking back to the locker room to change that she likes the swimming unit the most because she likes to look at all the male students without their shirts on in the water and it gives her lots to look at and she can see how fit they all are she hopes you work hard so they all look nice for her. While it is kind of surprising to me since I would assume a teacher would usually have more prudish thoughts, the actual comment doesn't bother me in the slightest , but if some kid who was around me decides to go cry about it, will she get in trouble?
Will she get in trouble?
YES this teacher would get in trouble for such comments.
How much trouble depends on the principal and the school boards policy. But yes, there will be some degree of trouble.
You might feel that the teacher shouldn't get in any trouble, and that's fine. I feel like groups of three or more people who walk side-by-side, slowly down narrow sidewalks should be kicked in the shins. What I feel doesn't change the fact that if I go around kicking strangers in the shins, I'm going to get in some trouble!
Is there a reason you are still thinking about this?
Do you know someone who wants to bring this comment to the attention of the school?
Are you confused about what to say to your friends or classmates who were made uncomfortable by the comments?
If there is a reason that you have been fixating on this comment all week, maybe you should ask for advice about what is going on, and how to handle it instead of asking 'Will she get in trouble?
Because the answer to "Will she get in trouble?" is yes, no matter how many times you ask, or how many opinions you seek. [ Razhie's advice column | Ask Razhie A Question ]
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